Podcast appearances and mentions of Ruth Taylor

Parenting Coach Ruth Taylor Talks the What, Why and How of our Parenting Coaching Cards with MBM CEO Darren A. Smith In this exclusive discussion, Ruth touches on why her experience as a parent herself and her training as a soft skills facilitator makes her the perfect coach to have written our deck of 80 parenting coaching cards. Ruth and Darren cover the what, the why and the how of this deck of coaching cards, together with a few key pieces of advice and guidance that can be found in this brand new deck!   Click Here to Watch the Full Podcast on YouTube.   Read the Full Parenting Coaching Cards Podcast Transcript Below: Darren A. Smith Welcome to the world stickiest learning. My name is Darren Smith and more importantly, I'm here with Ruth Taylor. Ruth, how you doing?   Ruth Taylor Pretty good today. Thank you. When I say today, for me it's night time.   Darren A. Smith Good. It is. Where are you in the world?   Ruth Taylor Well, I decided to move from the UK all the way to the other side of the world, so I'm currently in New Zealand.   Darren A. Smith Right. OK. So it's 9:00 AM here. It's probably about 9:00 PM there, isn't it?   Ruth Taylor 10:00.   Darren A. Smith Oh, right. OK. Thank you very much for coming in. We've got 3 short questions for you about the cards that you created, which I can see on the right there. So the first question is: Why, in the nicest possible way, should we talk to you about parenting? What do you know about parenting?   Ruth Taylor When I came to New Zealand, I had toddlers and now I have two adults who I'm very proud of. They're in their 20s now. I was very fortunate. I did  parenting courses before I had parents.   Darren A. Smith  OK.   Ruth Taylor Parents? before I had children. Before I had children and that's something that most people don't get the chance to do. But I was trained as a parenting coach and a facilitator for courses by health promotion at the time to work with parents, and I thought this is awesome. I've got this and then what I found was the reality of having your own children is.   Darren A. Smith Yeah.   Ruth Taylor Not quite as simple as they made out. But there were things which I was able to consider before having children, which maybe other people weren't, because obviously having gone on the courses, there was things I could talk to my husband about going. Have you ever thought about this? It was like, no. So those questions where I was thinking, well, how can we encourage other people to be able to ask those questions either before they even think about getting pregnant, when they are pregnant. And all that. So that's really kind of where the coaching clads came from and also where the sort of sections of the the cards came from. So and in my life I'm a facilitator. I I facilitate soft skill courses, communication skills, conflict management, leadership skills. Emotional literacy. A lot of things like that. So I've worked in schools, I've worked in hospitals with leaders, with parents, with children. So I guess I have a different insight as well as. How how we often think about children isn't actually how children think, and sometimes we don't think of the impact of our actions on our children. And therefore having again having card which encourages to reflect before we open our mouths or before we make certain decisions means that hopefully we'll get more of the behaviour we're looking for.   Darren A. Smith That that makes perfect sense. I know. When Gabby was born 25 years ago, these things don't come with a manual and you come home and you go. I have no idea what to do. My life has changed. Yeah.   Ruth Taylor The thing is, things change all the time, so these cards don't say do this do that, they say have you considered or? Where would you go for this information? So it's not a, not a guideline of saying, oh, you should pay it this way. And no, no, that's wrong.

In this episode of The Entrepreneurial You, we sit down with Preston Smiles, an Abundance Coach, thought leader, and author of the groundbreaking book Spiritual Millionaire: Unlock the 7 Inner Laws of Abundance.  From surf instructor to multi-millionaire, Preston embodies the commitment to both personal growth and humanity. With over 100,000 people coached since 2005 and numerous accolades, including Millennial Mentor of the Year, Preston is a force to be reckoned with on the personal growth scene. He shares his journey, insights, and strategies to help you unlock the abundance within. COMMUNITY CONNECTION: Brought to you by 5-Minute Book-Keeper. In this segment, I invite you, our community, to share your reviews, questions, and feedback and engage with us. Today's feedback is a testimonial from Ruth Taylor, CEO & Chief Publishing Consultant - BambuSparks Publishing. It says, “I can testify! I did two coaching programs with Heneka, and my life has never been the same. She taught me to own my story and courageously pursue my personal and business goals. On top of that, after months of contemplating a podcast and doing research, one session with her was all I needed to get started quickly. I call her my courage coach. You won't regret working with her.” CONTACT PRESTON SMILES: Visit Preston's website to learn more about his work and access resources for your journey to abundance. TRENDING NOW: Personal Development & Abundance Coaching The personal development and abundance coaching industry is experiencing rapid growth. According to Market Research Future, the personal development market is expected to reach $56.66 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 5.1%. Preston Smiles' innovative approach, which combines spirituality with personal growth, positions him at the forefront of this expanding field. If you enjoyed this episode of The Entrepreneurial You, subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, leave a rating, and share it with your friends. Visit my website at ⁠henekawatkisporter.com⁠ for a free eBook on conducting podcast interviews like a pro. And a special shout-out to Next Step Digital Solutions for their fantastic work on my website—check them out if you need a digital marketing boost! Affirm with me: I am open to the universe's abundance. I embrace growth and transformation, knowing that I can achieve greatness.

This week, the show is sponsored by Avlea Folk Embroidery and Sassy Jacks Stitchery. Our guest is Linda Hadden of The Sampler Guild, a UK-based organization devoted to sampler history research. Linda, Jacob de Graaf of Modern Folk Embroidery, and Ruth Taylor of Crows Feet Stitching are the nucleus of this global organization, started in […]

We are living in tumultuous times, we are facing some of the biggest challenges ever as a species, and as individual countries, organisations and people.  And despite the huge incentives to come together to work through these problems, we are in a lot of ways more divided than ever before.  Many speakers today are talking on some of these big topics and wicked problems, looking to shift audience perspectives and inspire them to get into action and make positive change happen. To achieve this, conventional wisdom has suggested that we need to incentivise people to make a change by tapping into material desires because that is what society is geared to admire and aspire to.   But what if that isn't true, what if there are more powerful levers to pull to effect change? My guest, Ruth Taylor, is going to share another perspective on drivers for change that will help you share your message with more power and impact. Ruth has worked in the field of social and environmental change for close to 15 years. She is driven by the question of how more people can be encouraged to think, feel and act differently when it comes to the multiple and interconnected challenges we are experiencing globally.  Currently, Ruth splits her time between working for the Common Cause Foundation, a small not-for-project working to rebalance the values we see championed in our cultures, and as a freelance narrative strategist, supporting a range of different organisations from NGOs to cultural institutions to consider how their work could help shift harmful narratives towards more regenerative and just alternatives. Ruth also loves to write and her work can be found on Medium. I know you are going to get a lot of food for thought here, so listen up!   What you'll discover: Ruth's journey into social change. What ‘narrative change' is all about.  How the common cause foundation came into being. The distinction between intrinsic and extrinsic values Why leveraging intrinsic values is more powerful than extrinsic values. How you should use intrinsic value led messaging to grab attention in the corporate world. What ‘woke' capitalism is and whether it's a good thing.  Tips for speakers to make their message more transformational. The values 101 training course and what you can do next.   All things Ruth: https://medium.com/common-cause/this-barbie-wants-narrative-change-cd5693535889  https://ruthtaylordotorg.files.wordpress.com/2022/01/transforming-narrative-waters.pdf  https://www.tickettailor.com/events/commoncausefoundation https://commoncausefoundation.org    Books & Resources*: Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler Parable of the Talents by Octavia E. Butler Hope in the Dark by Rebecca Solnit   Resources: Six Steps to a Profitable Talk Workshop Grab Your From Blank Page to Stage Guide and Nail the Topic for a Client Winning Talk Want to get better at finding and sharing your stories then check out our FREE Five Day Snackable Story Challenge   Thanks for listening!   To share your thoughts:                                                   Share this show on X, Facebook or LinkedIn. To help the show out: Leave an honest review at https://www.ratethispodcast.com/tsc Your ratings and reviews really help get the word out and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. *(please note if you use my link I get a small commission, but this does not affect your payment)  

Ruth Taylor of the Common Cause Foundation guides us through the field of social psychology, to explore how our personal values drive behaviour, and what that means for sustainability and the circular economy. I recently completed ‘Values 101', a short course run by the Common Cause Foundation. It opened my eyes to a whole new way of thinking about our behaviour and what motivates our choices, actions and interactions. The course tutors were Ruth and her colleague Tom Crompton, and today, I'm talking to Ruth about some of my main takeaways from the course. The Common Cause Foundation works at the intersection of culture change and human values, and is driven by the belief that it is possible to design societies that magnify and strengthen the cooperative and caring parts of human nature. By doing that together, we can build ways of living that are equitable and just, and lie within our planetary boundaries. The Common Cause Foundation sees Values playing a pivotal role in shaping our cultures and systems. The dominant global culture is out of balance, prioritising extrinsic values such as wealth, power and social status, in a way that has led us to the brink of destruction; with crises of poverty, inequality and climate change. Common Cause Foundation's work shows that balance can be restored by elevating intrinsic values instead – values like community, creativity and unity with nature. Ruth Taylor has worked in the field of social and environmental change for close to 15 years. She is driven by the question of how more people can be encouraged to think, feel and act differently when it comes to the multiple and interconnected challenges we are experiencing globally. Ruth explains what values mean, and how they impact our daily lives, and we talk about the Perception Gap – the mistaken beliefs we have about other people's values, and why that matters. We also talk about why we might not always act in line with our values, and how we can overcome that. We explore how engaging certain values could influence more sustainable and circular behaviours, and how it's relatively easy for people to become interested in topics and actions that have similar underlying principles - for example, being passionate about women's rights makes it more likely that you'll be interested in supporting other movements for equality and fairness, both for humans and other-than humans. We find out how values are like muscles, and can be strengthened, and we discover why we misunderstand other people's values, and how that's holding back our shift to a circular and regenerative world.

My guest this episode is C. Ruth Taylor, an authorpreneur from Jamaica who is trying to create conditions to put the Caribbean on the map for self-publishing. The trick is to convince authors that the book itself is only the beginning of their storyteller journey. Find more author advice, tips, and tools at our Self-publishing Author Advice Center, with a huge archive of 2,000+ blog posts, and a handy search box to find key info on the topic you need. We invite you to join our organization and become a self-publishing ally. About the Host Howard Lovy has been a journalist for more than 35 years and now amplifies the voices of independent author-publishers and works with authors as a developmental editor. Find Howard at howardlovy.com, LinkedIn, and X.

Ruth Taylor was in debt until she hit a low point four years ago and payed off £21,000 over eight months. We talked about how to face up to your financial reality, how to be kind to yourself about your personal finances and how to shake off the pressure to spend. Find Ruth on Instagram where her handle is @moneysavvymumukFind Jess the Human on Instagram @human.jess and buy her book, Worried Whippet: A Book of Bravery, here. This podcast is sponsored by TOG24, home of Jess's favourite outdoor wear for humans and their dogs. https://www.tog24.com?utm_source=organic_social&utm_medium=influencer&utm_campaign=brave_little_podcast&tw_source=organic_social&tw_adid=worriedwhippetEdited by Daisy Grant Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the second episode of Wild About Wellbeing, we continue the theme of Nature In Mind by taking a look at mental health and eco-anxiety. Dom and Rob talk about the link between these two topics, before being joined by some fantastic guests. Tony Li and Ruth Taylor from mental health charity Mind provide some vital insight into their own work with nature and mental health, and examples of how we can think about eco-anxiety with our mental health in mind.If you are in any way impacted by some of the discussions in this episode, please look at the contacts on the following link: Mind - Useful Contacts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here at Accidental Gods, we are increasingly of the opinion that our most urgent need as we face the polycrisis is to find a sense of being a belonging that changes our life's purpose. We all know we're not here just to pay bills and die, but knowing what we're not here for is not enough: we need to feel at the deepest level what we are here for, to rebuild the deep heart connections to the web of life such that we can take our place in the web with integrity and authenticity and a true sense of coming home. As we head into our sixteenth season, our third century of episodes, this is our baseline. The membership is here to delve deep into the practice and to give the time and the space to building the connections and the podcast exists to outline the theory and to give a voice to other people on this path. And with that in mind, it is my great pleasure to introduce you to this week's guest, the narrative strategist, Ruth Taylor. I came across Ruth when she published a Medium post entitled 'To UnPathed Waters and Undreamed Shores' - and just that title alone was enough to get me to read it. And then I was blown away by the ideas Ruth put forward, by her theories of narrative change, which are clearly at the heart of all we do, and by the clarity of her thinking and writing. I've put the link in the show notes so you can read it for yourself. In the 6 months since she agreed to come onto the podcast, she's published several other posts and a long paper called Transforming Narrative Waters, which delves even more deeply into the need for, and practice of, narrative change. Ruth works for the Common Cause Foundation which I first came across when I was at Schumacher College and had my eyes opened to the emotional intelligence behind it, and the astonishing work it's been doing in the world. Ruth is particularly interested in narrative change and writes a regular newsletter called In Other Words that collates the latest thinking in this field so she was an ideal person to explore the nature of framing, and story and how we can get to grips with changing the stories we tell ourselves about who we are and why we're here and how our relationships to each other and the world can still shift us away from the cliff's edge.CCF is a not for profit that works at the intersection between culture change and social psychology. Over the past ten years, it has pioneered a new way of inspiring engagement through catalysing action that strengthens and celebrates the human values that underpin the public's care for social and environmental causes. Its work is centered on the research findings that, 1) people are more likely to support environmental and social change when they place importance on their intrinsic values, such as equality, curiosity, broadmindedness and community, and 2) that the majority of people in the UK place importance on these values, but are constantly having their more extrinsic values primed due to the consumerist culture in which we live. With this in mind CCF offers training and support to a range of organisations on how to develop messaging and campaigning strategies that engage with people's intrinsic values in order to rebalance the value norms in our societies.Ruth on Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruth-taylor-14747173/To Unpathed Waters and Undreamed Shores https://commoncausefoundation.org/to-unpathed-waters-undreamed-shores/Transforming Narrative Waters https://ruthtaylordotorg.files.wordpress.com/2022/01/transforming-narrative-waters.pdfCulture and Deep Narratives blog (Medium) https://medium.com/inter-narratives/culture-deep-narratives-and-whac-a-mole-16cc1ecfc0a9Online Course: Values 101: Creating the Cultural Conditions for Change https://www.tickettailor.com/events/commoncausefoundation/820814?Global Action Plan https://www.globalactionplan.org.uk/Internarratives https://inter-narratives.org/The Common Cause Foundation https://commoncausefoundation.org/HumanKind Book https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/humankind-a-hopeful-history-rutger-bregman/4969515?ean=9781408898956CultureHack https://www.culturehack.io/Narrative Initiative https://narrativeinitiative.org/about-us/The Culture Group https://theculturegroup.org/Parents for Future https://parentsforfuture.org.uk/

Ruth tells Webster and Ron how PNNL (Pacific Northwest National Laboratories) has focused for years on solid state lighting research, but has now seen the value of controls and is now focusing on that. They've gone into the field to see what happens in real time. Ruth expected that the research would be about the technology but she discovered that it's really about people, or, more to the point, the intersection of people and technology. You know if PNNL is looking at it, it's going to grow in importance! Ruth Taylor currently serves as a program manager on the Advanced Lighting Team at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory where she manages the Next Generation Lighting Systems (NGLS) Program. NGLS uses “Living Labs” to conduct observational research in real-world settings—indoors at Parsons School of Design in New York City and outdoors at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute in Blacksburg, Virginia. NGLS is gathering valuable information on how systems are installed and configured, how well they perform, and how users operate them with the goal of identifying approaches that work, revealing needed improvements, and publishing findings for the benefit of the lighting community. 

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The self-publishing movement is just getting started in Jamaica and the Caribbean islands, and authors are discovering they can tell their stories in their own way. C. Ruth Taylor talks about how she became an authorpreneur and why she believes in an indie-first, empowering ecosystem. In the intro, Draft2Digital acquires Smashwords [D2D; Mark Coker]; Impact […] The post Self-Publishing In Jamaica And The Caribbean And The Importance Of Diverse Voices With C. Ruth Taylor first appeared on The Creative Penn.

Ruth Taylor currently serves as a program manager on the Advanced Lighting Team at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory where she currently manages the Next Generation Lighting Systems (NGLS) Program. Ruth is your first line of defense against crappy products and design. Get an inside look at how products you sell are tested at the PNNL.

This week the team sit down and talk to Ruth Taylor about her Crohn's journey and the events that lead to her getting her colostomy - who is called Mike. You may have seen Ruth a few years ago on Channel 4's "First Dates" so we also cover what it's like to date with Crohn's. Ruth speaks about her journey in such an open an honest way it is so refreshing to hear. Whether you've got Crohn's, Colitis, colostomy or no colostomy, you will see things in a different light after you hear her story. Find us on Instagram @ittakesgutspod Ruth - @mike_and_me7717 Darren - @darrendoesjokes Christine - @the.bright.sideee Jake - @jakesteerscomedy

ICU, grief, cultivating intuition, reflections on each lockdown in London.  This is a lively and honest cup of tea with Ruth Taylor, from episode 4 of 40 for Tea and Rach Allan.  They explore her reflections from 2020 and lessons learnt: 04.40 - living with & supporting ICU Nurse friend 07.24 - second lockdown 08.26 - i let go of...including resentment 09.31 11.44 - rituals & intuition 15.24 23.00 - Astrology & Akashic Records Welcome to this new set of bonus episodes!  They are unedited, rough, ready and real talking, real stories & reflections from 2020.   We’ve all been in the same storm, in different boats, having different experiences. We explore perspectives and the wisdom we can borrow from someone else's story.  Gold nuggets to journey into 2021 with.  This is an invitation to listen with curiosity and an open heart. Being human has come to a new level of vulnerability, it is time for us to come together and connect to ourselves and each other in new ways.  We need each other. Who are we becoming and what do we want for ourselves and our lives moving forward. You can contact Rach & apply to work with her on rach@talkagency.co Join the mailing list here:  /  Instagram @40fortea

A discussion about and look into the stories, the history and personalities that came together to make the silent film, "Headin' Home" in 1920. Directed by Lawrence C. Windom and starring Babe Ruth, Ralf Harolde and Ruth Taylor.

In our second episode we are in conversation with Erla Hoyos Zuloeta from the Centro de Formación y Promoción Humana "Santa Ángela" in Peru and Ruth Taylor from Heart-Links Lazos de Corazón in Ontario. They reflect on their partnership and their commitment to develop and train community leaders in the district of Jose Leonardo Ortiz, Chiclayo, Peru.

Speaker ~ Coach ~Jamaican Authorpreneur ~ Author of "Design to Win Road Map: Your Winning Life and Career Compass". Join us on a motivational journey with Ruth. Following are the recommended books and details mentioned during the podcast: Ø Summit Website - https://authorpreneursecrets.com/ to sign up for the Upcoming Caribbean Authorpreneur Live Summit, Jan. 21-23, 2021 Ø Business website - https://extramileja.com/ for all services including information on the Academy Freebies "The Rocket-Writer: How to Write a Non-Fiction Book in 24 Hours" https://extramileja.com/ Start Your Book Now - https://bit.ly/34r4OXL The Authorpreneur Secrets Academy Membership Group Special https://bit.ly/2X70Zm8 Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/Indieauthorpreneurs/ YouTube C. Ruth Taylor - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5lvlfXPs24CU8E_1fb4M2 Instagram - Cruthtaylor YouTube Special Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTEyk5q--Sk To leave a note about this episode or if there is a topic you would like brought to the circle, leave a voice note via the "message" tab to the Podcast on the Anchor Message Link or copy and paste this URL into your browser - https://anchor.fm/bridgetekgroup/message InTheCirclePodcast is managed by Bridgetek Group... they understand personal and business branding can be daunting; they will guide you through the maze and turn those social platforms into revenue generators. You can find them at BridgetekGroup.com. Enhance your personal brand with a podcast highlight. Connect with us via our website to find out how. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bridgetekgroup/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bridgetekgroup/support

Today I’m talking with Laura Banks. Laura is a Certified Compassion Cultivation Training© (CCT) teacher through the Compassion Institute and Stanford University’s Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education (CCARE). Laura has studied literature, languages, folklore, and philosophy to explore expressions of human experience across time. She has traveled around the world to see, hear, smell, taste, and touch life in its countless forms. Joys and sorrows, life and death crossed her path. Again and again, she saw how fear and anger could complicate and magnify pain, but also witnessed people choosing compassion for themselves and others –meeting anguish with loving presence – and spinning the straw of suffering into the gold of connection, healing, and wisdom. You can learn more about Laura's work here: https://www.lauralbanks.com/ and she is a teacher in the Liberated Being embodied practice studio which is set to open to new members in January. You can find out more about Liberated Being at https://www.liberatedbeing.community/ Resources mentioned in this interview: A Fearless Heart: How the Courage to Be Compassionate Can Transform Our Lives by Thupten Jinpa The Book of Joy: Lasting Happiness in a Changing World by Dalai Lama, Desmond Tutu, and Douglas Carlton Abrams Love 2.0: Finding Happiness and Health in Moments of Connection by Barbara Fredrickson The Compassionate Species, article by Dachner Keltner, faculty director of Greater Good Science Center Compassion does not fatigue!, research article by Trisha Dowling Contesting the term ‘compassion fatigue’: Integrating findings from social neuroscience and self-care research, research article by Anne Hofmeyer, Kate Kennedy, and Ruth Taylor

The value of discovering one's purpose in understanding their worth is immense. In this episode we hear from Authorpreneur Cameka Ruth Taylor as she shares how discovering her purpose rescued her from the clutches of suicide ideation. Ruth is the author of several books including two bests sellers. You can connect with her on Linkedin, C. Ruth Taylor and online at www.extramileja.com If you or someone you know are struggling with suicide you do not have to struggle alone. Reach out to me via coaching@TeddyAJones.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teddy-jones/support

If you suddenly inherited money, would you know what to do with it? Most people don't, and neither did Ruth Taylor, who inherited a significant sum from a friend. With money comes responsibility, especially when it used to belong to someone else. It takes a lot of research, learning and even soul-searching to understand the practicalities of managing an unexpected sum of cash.Ruth Taylor spoke to Vestpod about how she set out to embark on this accelerated financial literacy journey essentially from scratch: from inheriting the money, working with a financial adviser and making this money work harder with investing. Ruth's now arrived at a point where she feels comfortable in her decisions - but it wasn't always easy. We talk about emotions around money, risk, financial privilege, pension gap and practically how to overcome main barriers to investing for women, autosaving, pensions, investing for the first time and looking at your investments and so much more! You can learn more about Vestpod and subscribe to our newsletter here: https://www.vestpod.com/You can follow us on Instagram @vestpod and join our Facebook group.My book is available to purchase from Amazon and your favourite bookshop.* Please note that we are not certified financial advisers! The articles and information made available on Vestpod and this podcast are provided for information and educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. You are advised to consult with an independent financial advisor for advice on your specific circumstances.* See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

PI's Reproductive Rights and Privacy Project speaks with Ruth Taylor, the CEO of the UK-based charity Abortion Support Network about how opposition groups are using misinformation to delay people from accessing safe abortion care.

A powerful look at what it means to be female in today’s world, from the fun and the frivolous to confronting the issues which don’t get spoken about. Expect burlesque, Joan of Arc, nipple tassels, abortion and female genital cutting. It’s light and at times heavy, a fascinating exploration of female dignity and the power of conversation. Hold onto your cups and careful not to spill and join Rach and Ruth for a cuppa! Warning: strong sexual references and language.  Join us again for another cuppa next Tuesday.  If you enjoyed the podcast, do subscribe, share, like, rate and review and help us spread all the good stuff.    Find all the inside info on 40 for tea: https://www.instagram.com/40_for_tea/ Find Ruth Taylor LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruthdtaylorlondon/ Find Rach Allan Website: https://rachallan.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-allan-pcc-cpcc-75084a4/ For show notes and past guests, please visit http://www.40fortea.libsyn.com

What can farmers do to reduce climate-changing emissions? What is the science around farming's impact on global warming? And how can Scottish agriculture better share its message that it is part of the solution on emissions, rather than the problem? For this OnFARM edition, Anna speaks indepth with Ruth Taylor, NFU Scotland's first ever Climate Change Policy Manager, as well as the two co-chairs of the 'Farming for 1.5 Degrees' group, Royal Scottish Geographical Society (RSGS) chief exec Mike Robinson, and former NFU Scotland president Nigel Miller. It was recorded at NFU Scotland's annual conference in February 2020.

Full transcription available here: https://acevoblogs.wordpress.com/2019/07/15/ruth-taylor/ In this episode, Vicky Browning meets Ruth Taylor, CEO of the Abortion Support Network. ASN provides information and support for women from Northern Ireland, Malta and Gibraltar who need to travel abroad to access an abortion. We talk about the power of stories, the challenge of working with charity founders and how leaders need to work on the business, not in the business.

A key component to healing is the ability to find neutral space and address one’s false narratives.

A key component to healing is the ability to find neutral space and address one’s false narratives.

A key component to healing is the ability to find neutral space and address one’s false narratives.

Starting with attending Addiction Recovery classes to becoming Dr. H’s client, Ruth showed amazing grit and discovered the power of changing One Thing.

Starting with attending Addiction Recovery classes to becoming Dr. H’s client, Ruth showed amazing grit and discovered the power of changing One Thing.

Starting with attending Addiction Recovery classes to becoming Dr. H’s client, Ruth showed amazing grit and discovered the power of changing One Thing.

Our long-time friend Ruth Taylor was tragically killed just before the taping of this segment. Today we honor her life with powerful principles of healing.

Our long-time friend Ruth Taylor was tragically killed just before the taping of this segment. Today we honor her life with powerful principles of healing.

Our long-time friend Ruth Taylor was tragically killed just before the taping of this segment. Today we honor her life with powerful principles of healing.

Taking the most recent research from Dr. Sara Gottfried’s new book “Brain Body Diet”, Ruth Taylor visits Dr. Himmer and discusses how to reduce anxiety.

Taking the most recent research from Dr. Sara Gottfried’s new book “Brain Body Diet”, Ruth Taylor visits Dr. Himmer and discusses how to reduce anxiety.

Taking the most recent research from Dr. Sara Gottfried’s new book “Brain Body Diet”, Ruth Taylor visits Dr. Himmer and discusses how to reduce anxiety.

Today we celebrate Ruth Taylor, the nation's first African American flight attendant

Today we celebrate Ruth Taylor, the nation's first African American flight attendant

Ruth Taylor, a current cancer patient, tells of her experience of cancer care in Wales at the launch of the new IWA report 'Let's talk cancer'. #IWACancer

Audio teaching podcast from Ruth Taylor.

Before Tennessee voters are several amendments to the state constitution.   Amendment One will allow the state legislature to make restrictions regarding abortion.   My guest is Ruth Taylor Read.   We talk about politics, reproduction, and religion.

In this new series we look back in order to go forwards, examining the foundations God has asked us to build in this church in order to build higher upon them in the future.

In this new series we look back in order to go forwards, examining the foundations God has asked us to build in this church in order to build higher upon them in the future.

Pastor Ruth opens up the prayer that Jabez prayed which took him from a place of pain into a place of blessing and shows us the keys to how we can be more than 'only human' by how we pray.

Pastor Ruth speak here about the church as Jesus' Bride in the This is Me series studying how the identity of the church helps define our identity as believers.

Pastor Ruth continues the series based on Philippians 3:12-14. Ruth encourages us here to look forwards and to reach forwards in our pursuit of all God has for us.